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a corner of the heart. To find various reasons, for example, it is too busy, and there is no time to care about the person cherished. Just never take care of the love in the real world, as if that love and that person will stay there forever, never change, never die and never disappear. There is always a gap between ideal and reality in love (Fletcher, Simpson & Boyes, 2006). Pure love is always perfect, but it is often unable to withstand the stress of reality.

男越来越弱，而女性成为越来越强的人：爱情风格的变化。

Male are becoming weaker and weaker, while female are becoming “stronger” and “stronger”: the changing love style.

In the movie “Josée, the Tiger, and the Fish”, the hero and heroine got off the car on the way to the home of hero. The hero carried the heroine (Josée) and proposed to buy a wheelchairm for her. Josee said no and such carrying was ok. “But I can never carry you for a whole life”, the hero made a response. The requirements of Josee seem to be a bit rude. At times, she wanted to go to the beach to have a group photo taken and look at the beautiful shells. Then she insisted on going to the Hotel with a word of “fish”. There, she saw a lot of fish and they were beautiful, swimming around. She was drunk and satisfied at all this. These plots not only indicated that their love could not long but also indicated the female of Japan in the love were strong and self-assured (Smith, 2008). They all hope that man can do everything possible to meet their requirements. Women are always full of fantasies about love. They hope the male can love them just like the prince in the fairy tale to love princess. At the same time, the male in the love are always unable to express themselves, after all the love was with the mind (Forgas & Fitness, 2008, pp. 1). There are gender differences between male and female on the love (Gagne and Lydon, 2003).
Conclusions

As mentioned above, as described in the movie “Josée, the Tiger, and the Fish”, the hero, a handsome college student fell in love with the disabled girl. At first, she tried to take care of her. But in the end he yielded to the stress of reality and chose to break up with the heroine (Josée). The ending of the story was sad but not cruel. The plots of the story indicated that “love is beautiful, but the reality is cruel” and the changing love style: “male are becoming weaker and weaker, while female are becoming “stronger” and “stronger”: the changing love style”.

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Smith, J. S. S. (2008). Changing Lovestyles: Fictional Representations of Con